To: wrench; z3n
It sounded to me like the ‘friend’ probably slept through several of his law school classes. Or perhaps didn’t share the whole story.
51 posted on
11/29/2007 7:26:46 AM PST by
PAR35
To: PAR35
No, this was quite a few years ago, and I think precedent has changed.
Anyway, I'm not in law, but he was in law school at the time, and if I remember right, he told me something to the effect that he didn't want to fight it because he didn't know which path in law he would take in the future and wasn't sure he wanted this on his record.
56 posted on
11/29/2007 7:31:00 AM PST by
z3n
To: traviskicks; Eric Blair 2084
How many times have we seen it? Someone is pulled over for a traffic violation, or maybe just a routine traffic stop, and the next thing you know his or her car is being searched. Nevertheless, most of the time, it is with the consent of the of the person being stopped. Why are you consenting to a search when there is no probable cause for one? The answer is simple, people are not aware of their rights.PING!
111 posted on
11/29/2007 8:47:44 AM PST by
SubGeniusX
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